ACLS Humanities E-Book: Ancient Aramaic and Hebrew letters

Ancient Aramaic and Hebrew letters

Lindenberger, James M., Richards, Kent Harold, 1939-

Year: c1994.

Publisher: Scholars Press.

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table of contents

Frontmatter

Series Editor's Foreword

Chronological Table

Maps

Abbreviations

Explanation of Signs

INTRODUCTION

TRANSLATIONS

I. Aramaic Diplomatic-Military Correspondence

II. Business and Family Letters

III. Ostraca from Elephantine

IV. Archives of the Jewish Community at Elephantine

V. Letters from Persian Officials

VI. A Hebrew Judicial Petition

VII. Judean Military-Administrative Letters from Arad and Lachish

VIII. Canaanite Letters (Edonite, Ammonite, and Phoenician)

Sources

Concordance of Texts

Bibliography

Glossary

Indexes

reviews

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Title:

Ancient Aramaic and Hebrew letters : [compiled] by James M. Lindenberger ; edited by Kent Harold Richards.

Author:

Lindenberger, James M; Richards, Kent Harold, 1939-

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Ancient Aramaic and Hebrew letters : [compiled] by James M. Lindenberger ; edited by Kent Harold Richards.
Lindenberger, James M, Richards, Kent Harold, 1939-
Atlanta, Ga.: Scholars Press, c1994.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.07782

Subject Headings:

• Aramaic letters
• Aramaic letters -- Translations into English
• Hebrew letters
• Hebrew letters -- Translations into English
• Middle East -- History -- To 622 -- Sources

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